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THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962
S:00 Cairt. Sluprec run Beat Early Show 1'hreo Siooj ea (4 1 Cartoon Corral (c)
Cap' slIPwrecli Teen Beat Early Show rhree Sloojee 14) Cartoon Corral (c)
m'.m 2' Coun3 Broken Arrow Early Show Popeye Theater 14) Blue Angels
: H. Hound Broken Arrow Newacena Popeye Theater (4) Blue Angela
6:00 Northwest News Evening Report - Newseent Besny A Cecil News Boat
!.5 Huntley Brlnklay News Nine Walter Cronklte Beany A Cecil Huntlev BrlnUey
? Jh. Beach Com Del Clmmaron City Sea U ant News Central H. Hound
: The Beach Compel Clmmaron City Sea Hunt ABC Newa H. Hound
VVt Shannon Cimmaron City Rlpcord Navy Log (4) Shannon
. ,V;",, Clmmaron City Rlpcord , Navy Log 4I Shannon
VJL iD'S", OiileAHarlet Oh. Those Bells Oiala A Harriet IS) The Outlaws
Theoutlsws Oizle A Harlet Oh, Those Belli Otzle A Harriet IS) The Outlaws
:0i JSSU!!W' Donna Reed Fontler Circus Donna Reed IS) The Outlaws
miH i. Sr.fl ' Donns Reed Fontler Circus 'irnine Reed IS) The Outlaws
' A Sr' 5,,2r MSquad Fontler Circus Real McCoya Dr. Klldare
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Vtm r'Qi"' My Three Sons TeU It To My Three Sons (5) Dr. Klldare
mi. "'-Klldare My Three Sons Groucho My Three Sons (5) Dr. Klldare
Law A Mr. Jones Zsne Grey Law A Mr. Jonea Hazel
, H"el Law A Mr. Jonea Theatre Law A Mr. Jonea Haiet
JS:?S S!.lc5 w!!!er (c Untouchablea CBS Reporta Untouchable, IS) Mitch Miller c)
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il:.?2 SS1"!! ........ ABC News Nlghtsccne News A Wthr (4) Night Beat
J?..? iJ In gStl?" News Final Nlghlscene Bob Hope Theatre Nlsht Beat
ii'ii i? i,8?' show Broken Arrow "Sorrowful Jones" The Tonight Show
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. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1962
'i.!?5 Cont Math (c,
JJlth (C) Cont MalB cy
Co" r'" Amer Gov (c)
6:4 Amer. Gov, (e) Amer. Gov, (ci
VHm College ol Air Telecourse (c) Today
J"? College ot Air Telecourse (c) Today
VrfL Cartoon Time has. Kiiunouae (4) Today
. Cartoon Time Chaa. Rndhouse 4) Today
:.? CapL Kangaroo Chaa. Rndhouse (4) Cartoonert Club
P'i" CapL Kangaroo Chaa Rndhouse t'-i) Rocky A Frlcnda
CapL Kangaroo Romper Room 14) TeleScope
, Zapt. Kangaroo Romper Room i4) TeleScope
M Calendar Jack LaLanne (5) TeleScope
" " E? Calendar Jack LaLanne (5) TeleScope
o'.a. u . l0.?? 1 Lov Lacv Morning Movie Play Your
Muncn IL) I Love Lucy Morning Movla Hunch IC)
J2:.?2 nrJiC ," S'gJ! !! Video Village Morning Movie' Price is Right (C)
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10.30 Concen ration Clear Horizon Morning Movie Concentration
10.4S Concentration Clear Horizon Morning Movie Concentration
11:00 Your Flrsl Ernie Ford Guiding Light Ernie Ford ! Your First
11:15 Impression ic) Ernie Ford Love ol Life Ernie Ford Impression (c)
ii'.ii ru h oi Conseq. Yours For Love ol Life Yours For Truth or Conseq.
" " irulb or Conteq. A Song Search lor Tomor A Song Truth oi Conseq.
12:00 Jan Murray (c) Mid Oay Report HI NelghboT Camouflage (4) Jan Murray (c)
JJ'iJ Jan Murray (c) Newsreel HI, Neighbor Camnuflas (4) Jan Murray (c)
JJaS Romper Room Window Shopping As World Turns Window Shopping Loretta Young
Romper Room Window Shopping As World Turns Window Shopping Loretta Young
1:00 Young Dr. Malone Day In Court K01N Kitchen Uay In Court (4) Young Dr Malone
1.1 Young Dr. Malone Day In Court KOIN Kitchen Oay In Court (4) Young Dr. Malone
i ?? Sur Hou" e" Burna A Allen (4) Our Five
i.4 Daughtera ETV House Party Burns A Allen (4) Daughters
a:00 Room (or Daddy Jane Wyman The Millionaire Jane Wyman (5) Danny Thomas
a:l Room for Daddy Jane Wyman The Millionaire Jana Wyman (5) Danny Thomaa
i " 5"re "J ojlywood Seven Keya Verdict la Yours Seven Kevs 5) Here's Hollywood
a.4 Heres Hollywood Seven Keys Verdict Is Yours Seven Keys (5) Here's Hollywood
3:00 Decembei Bride Queen for a Day Brighter Day Queen for a Day (5) Matinee
i'i! December Bride Queen for a Day Secret Storm Queen fur Day ioi Matinee
I; Off To Market Open House Edge ot Night Do You Trust? Matinee
:4 Public Service Open House Edge of Night Do You Trust? Matinee
4:00 Pet Corral Jack's Kartoon Cartoon Circus Amer Bamlstd 14) Matinee
4:10 Public Service mer Bandstand Early Show Amei Ranristri 141 Matinee
4:30 Capt Shipwreck Amer Bandstand "Cross Up" Casper Cartoons (4) Cartoon Corral (c)
4:45 Cspt Shipwreck Kluhhouae Movie Casper Cartoons 4 Cartoon Corral (c)
Dial-Limits
KUGN (NBC-590)
KEED (1050)
KERG (CBS-12A0)
KORE (MBS-1490)
KPIR (1500)
KASH (ABC-UOO)
THURSDAY NIGHT
NEWS
JUGN 5, 8, 9, 11.
KEED 5 minutes to every hour.
KERG 5, 5:15, 6:05, 8, B, 10, 11.
KORE 5, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30, 8, 8:30.
KPIR 5:45.
KASH 5, 5:45, .
SPORTS
KUGN 5:15.
KEED 45 minutes on every hour.
KERG 6:25, 6.
KORE 5:30.
KASH 5:15.
HIGHLIGHTS
KUGN 7, World Tomorrow.
KERG 6:15, Lifeline. 8:10 Meet the
Candidates.
KORE 5:15, Fulton Lewis; 6:45.
World Today; 8:15, Whst's the
Issue?
KASH 5, Paul Harvey; 6, Ed Mor
gan. CLASSICAL
KERG 7, A World of Music. Franrk:
Symphony In D Minor. (Bernstein,
New York Philharmonic.)
KFMY 10, Symphony. Tchaikovsky:
Swan Lake Suite. Grlcg: Peer Gynt
Suite No. 1. (Alwyn, London Phil
harmonic.) WESTERN
KPIR 5, Sklp-a-long.
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comes from Columbiana, Fulton
and Knox counties.
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THURSDAY
9:00 General Hygiene
10:00 Roots and Branches
10:30 Hola Amtgos
10:45 Parlons Francals
11:00 General Hygiene
2:00 Parlons Francals
2:15 Hola Aminos
2:30 Today's Home
3:00 Frontiers of Health
3:30 Passing Notes on Music
6:30 What's New
7:00 Beginning French
7:30 The Teenager
8:00 Current Affairs
8:30 Outdoor Almanac
9:00 The Search
fl:30 To Be Announced
10:00 Eastern Wisdom
10:30 Sign Off
FRIDAY
9:00 Descriptive Astronomy
10:00 Genera Psychology
10:45 Uncle Wonder's Workshop
11:00 General Biology
2:00 General Psychology
2:45 Travel Time
3:00 General Biology
6:30 What's New
7:00 English Composition
7:30 Calculus
8:15 Capitol Close-Up
8:30 Kaleidoscope
9:00 An Ape of Kings
10:15 Sign Off
16Q,000 Expected
JERUSALEM Wl Israel ex-
nects its income from tourism
to exceed $33 million this yearv
government officials said. So far
this year, more than 160.000
tourists have visited the coun
try.
KATU-TV
Channel 2
Television Previews
'Law and Mr. Jones' Returns
'The Law and Mr. Jones,"
starring Jamea Whitmore as
Abraham Lincoln Jones, an at
torney with sound principles
and a quick temper, returns to
ABC Television tonight with a
play titled "No News Is Good
News."
The opener, scheduled for
viewing on Channels 0 and 12
at 9:30 p.m., has Jones defend
ing a policeman accused of be
ing an accomplice of criminals.
Whitmore fights with newspa
permen, the police commission
ers, his secretary, and her jour
nalist friend.
Other Thursday previews:
7:30 p.m.. The Teenager (7)
Dr. William C. Morse suggests
solutions for teenage situations
which arise in the family.
9 p.m., My Three Sons (9-12)
A funny show in which Robbie
gets a job as a caddy in a golf
tournament. The hitch is that
he has never caddied before
and he's assigned to an ornery,
superstitious pro whom all reg
ular caddies have refused. Plen
ty of good gags and a nice ending.
9:30 p.m., Zane Grey Theatre
(6) Joan Crawford dominates
the lead in this repeat of "Reb
el Range." She plays a stubborn
widow who insists she wants the
house she used to live in before
the Civil War. The story has a
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THURSDAY
12:00 World and Northwest at Noon
12:15 Down to Earth and Weather
12:30 Mother Goose
12:45 Northwest Living
2:30 Northwest Matinee
3:55 K-2 News
4:00 Rusty Nails
4:30 Paul Bunyan Show
8:30 I Married Joan
6:00 Bold Journey
8:30 Dateline Portland
7:00 Best of Groucho
7:302 For the Show
8:55 K-2 News
9:00 Youth Vtewa the News
9:30 Tight Line
10:00 World and Northwest at Ten
10:30 PM
12:00 News, Weather, Meditations
12:20 Sign-Off
THURSDAY
10:00 News and Weather
10:15 Especially for Women
11:00 Oregon School of the Air
11:15 The Concert Hall
12:00 News
12:15 Noon Farm Hour
1:00 Latin American Press Review
1:15 Oregon School of the Air
1:30 Pops Concert
1:45 Reading for Fun
2:00 Especially for Women
2:30 Memory Book of Music
2:45 Oregon School of the Air
3:00 Oregon Reporter
3:15 Music of the Masters
4:00 Modern Biology
4:30 Canadian Short Stories
5:00 Children's Theater
5:30 Current Affairs
6:00 Newt and Weather
6:15 Two in the Side Pocket
5:30 Game Commission Bulletin
6:40 Going to College
6:45 Men and Molecules
7:00 Evening Farm Hour
7:30 Junior Classics of Music
8:00 International Classroom
9:00 Music That Endures
9:45 News and Weather
9:55 Evening Meditatloni
10:00 Sign Off
FRIDAY
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10:15 Especially for Women
11:00 Oregon School of tha Air
11:15 The Concert Hall
12:00 News
12:16 Noon Farm Hour
1:00 Melody Lane
1:15 Oregon School of the Air
1:30 Pops Concert
2:00 Especially for Women
2:30 Memory Book of Music
2:45 Oregoa School of the Air
3:00 Oregon Reporter
3:15 Music of the Masters
4:00 English Composition
4:30 To Every Man Hla Due
6:00 Children's Theater
5:30 College French
8:00 News and Weather
6:15 Frontiers of Medicine
6:45 Anatomy of a Satellite
7:00 Evening Farm Hour
7:30 Junior Classics of Music
8:00 Coexistence
9:00 Music That Endures
9:45 News and Weather
9:55 Evening Meditations
10:00 Sign Off
moral lesson on understanding
and Mist Crawford lays it on
thick.
10 p.m., CBS Reports (6)
"The Taxed American Loop
holes of '62." The second in
stallment on why and who pays
taxes, with particular reference
to the federal government's pro
posed tax legislation designed to
eliminate some of the loopholes
for both corporations and indi
viduals. Argument for and
against tightening "expense ac
count" spending will be pre
sented. Other subjects discussed
will be oil depletion allowance.
overseas tax havens, and pro
posals on giving American in
dustry a seven per cent credit
for modernizing its plants.
MOVIES
7:30 p.m. (2) "Kentucky."
Loretta Young, Richard Greene,
Walter Brennan. Horse racing
story has nothing new to con
tribute but it s pleasant enter
tainment and well done. (1938
good).
11:15 p.m. (12) "Sorrow
ful Jones." Bob Hope, Lucille
Ball. Bookie Hope gets involved
with racketeers and fixed races
in this Damon Runyon story.
Miss Ball is more reserved than
she is in her "Lucy" character
ization. Surprisingly, this film is
a remake of an old Shirley Tem
ple movie, "Little Miss Marker."
Hope and Lucy still deliver
many laughs. (1949 fair).
Friday (daytime):
9:35 a.m. ( 12) "Stromboli."
Ingrid Bergman. This picture
was one of the products of the
Bergman-Rossellini partnership,
and it's an awful film in spite
of the star. Story is about an
unhappily married couple try
ing to recapture something in
Italy. (1950-fair).
2:30 p.m. (2) "The Miracle
of the Belles." Fred MacMurray,
Valli, Frank Sinatra. A movie
queen dies, and is taken to her
home town to be buried, where
a miracle takes place. Long, ter
ribly trite and sentimental dra
ma, poorly acted. (1948 fair).
3 p.m. (8) -r- "Three Com
rades." Robert Taylor, Robert
Young, Margaret Sullavan,
Franchot Tone. Erich Remar
que's novel about postwar (I)
bcrmany is turned into a sensi
tive film. Not much on plot but
deep in mood and character
study. Margaret Sullavan is su
perb as a girl in love with an
unsettled, sick veteran of the
losing side. (1937 good).
4:15 p.m. (6) "The Sniper."
Arthur Franz, Adolphe Menjou,
Marie Windsor. Adult drama
about a deranged sniper who
baffles the police on his trial.
Exciting climax. Good perform
ances, particularly by Franz.
(1952 good).
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TONIGHT,
THURSDAY:
Franck: Symphony In
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A student recital to be given
Tuesday at the University of
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hon, clarinetist, and David Fair,
organist.
Herron, a senior music major.
is from Springfield. Farr is a
sophomore in music from Co-quille.
The recital will be at 8 p.m.
in the auditorium of the School
of Music. The public is invited.
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